9 spring tablecloths that will bring a playful touch to all your gatherings this season
Many of your favorite retailers are going all out with their spring tablecloth designs this season, and I scoured through the collections to find you my favorites
Spring decor can consist of upgrading your curtains, rugs, or furniture, but a really simple way to bring the season home comes in the form of the humble tablecloth. When you’re planning a spring gathering, your tablecloth is honestly the first thing that people notice, and you might as well make sure it keeps up with current interior design trends, as well as infuse a sense of your own personality to it.
‘For spring tablecloths, I’m obsessed with playful prints like abstract watercolor designs or simple stripes,’ says interior designer Shaolin Low, founder of Studio Shaolin based in Hawaii. ‘And if you're more of a traditionalist, floral prints will give that classic, timeless look.’
Maximalists will love the new selection of spring tablecloths that really play with colorful prints, but if you’re more of a minimalist who still wants in on the fun, there are options available for you, too. ‘
'With a pattern like plaid, it’s more about the color of the tablecloth versus the print,’ adds Shaolin. ‘I would go for a muted tone with a limited color palette, ideally featuring only two to three colors. This way, the tablecloth won’t draw too much attention, while still allowing it to complement the tableware.’
No matter your interior design style and how much attention you want to draw to your new spring tablecloth, I’ve found the option for you. These spring tablecloths from all your favorite retailers consist of muted designs as well as dramatic looks and patterns, so you’ll be able to find the perfect piece for your dining table.
Our edit of the best table cloths for spring
Was $128, now $88 at Serena & Lily
A pretty scalloped edge brings a touch of whimsy to this tablecloth, which comes in both pure white for a classic look and ocean blue for a coastal vibe.
A shimmery gold palm tree pattern allows for a luxe feel at a budget price in this cotton-satin number from H&M Home. The neutral color scheme allows for the ultimate versatility.
This crisp tablecloth has been block-printed by hand, which lends a warmth that’s hard to come by. The paisley print is so fun to look at.
Made from quality European linen, this oversized tablecloth will fit any dining room with ease. The large selection of colors available allows you to mix and match hues, depending on your dinnerware.
Featuring fun gingham checks in a lime green hue, this playful tablecloth uses garden inspiration for all your outdoor gatherings.
Was $196, now $157 at Lulu & Georgia
Plaid decor is in, and this option is such a unique take on the trend. Think a cute tassel border and sunny yellow hue for a pop.
Artfully color-blocked to frame your table, this linen tablecloth lets the thick border fall perfectly at the edges. Plum, peach, and green mix together for a unique color combination that’ll get all your guests talking.
This linen tablecloth has a dreamy lilac hue for a relaxed feel, and it’s machine-washable for easy cleaning as well. It comes in a huge variety of sizes to suit your dining table.
No matter whether you love or hate dramatic patterns, this season’s selection of spring tablecloths consist of options that will work for your dining table. From simple white and neutral tones to dramatic reds and lilacs, there are low-maintenance tablecloths as well as those that’ll need more care–it simply has to do with what makes the most sense for you and your tablescape needs.
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Nikhita is the Style Editor for Homes & Gardens, making sure our home-savvy readers are always aware of the latest trends and deepening their knowledge of classic design. Nikhita graduated with her Master of Arts in Magazine Journalism from New York University, and has spent a decade in interior design and shopping roles at shelter publications ELLE DECOR and Domino Magazine.
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